https://soundcloud.com/kris-rhodes-8525 ... al_sharing
I hope it is enjoyable, and I'm interested in hearing about any responses. I have little experience with synths and daws and such so responses that are advice are more than welcome.
I composed a sonk on the Surrealistic
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Re: I composed a sonk on the Surrealistic
Pretty enjoyable, but you need to track down the source of those pops and sputters and kill them.
I'd say you can't really class something as a toy if you can get good results from it, and you have.
I'd say you can't really class something as a toy if you can get good results from it, and you have.
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Re: I composed a sonk on the Surrealistic
The pops and sputters are part of the song, I know it may not be to everyone's taste...
Appreciate the kind words!
Appreciate the kind words!
Re: I composed a sonk on the Surrealistic
I can confirm that, these noises are not my taste neither. But the song itself is interesting with it's non common structure.
After that another song of you "A Behemothaur Approaches" was played. That's really my taste. Well done!
Re: I composed a sonk on the Surrealistic
Behemouthaur is an incredible song, and is very much not mine, sorry! It's on some guy named Silverpant's account.
As to the crackles, I've actually just changed it to slowly modulate over the course of the song into bubbly water droppy sounds, plus added reverb. I think it's better, glad you guys brought it up.
As to the crackles, I've actually just changed it to slowly modulate over the course of the song into bubbly water droppy sounds, plus added reverb. I think it's better, glad you guys brought it up.
Re: I composed a sonk on the Surrealistic
Yeah! "Bubbly water" was my yesterday idea too. Perhaps ocean wave noise also could illustrate song content.